Paper Plane

A refreshing departure from your typical Thai spot. This restaurant pairs a sophisticated bar program with a curated menu of Thai favorites. Because the menu is focused, the quality is exceptional—every dish felt intentional and flavorful. The drinks were expertly crafted, and the staff truly made the evening special with their warm, attentive service. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a more elevated dining experience.

The atmosphere at Paper Plate was really nice and welcoming. I ordered the pineapple rice with basil and shrimp, and the rice itself was delicious and full of flavor. The shrimp felt more like an add‑on than part of the dish, but they were cooked perfectly—big, juicy, and tender. I also tried the pot stickers. They were presented well and cooked nicely, but they lacked some flavor, even though they did have a bit of heat. I ordered my rice “hot,” but the spice level was much milder than expected. Overall, the rice was the standout of the meal.

We had a nice experience here! Our server was very friendly. The food was good as were the drinks. We happened to be there for live music, which was enjoyable albeit quite loud. This is a great place to go if you need a quick bite after the airport!

Food was amazing. I ordered the Basil stir fry and my mom got the crabmeat rice. Hers was a bit spicy for her but I enjoy spice so it was perfect for me! Ci was an amazing server and explained the menu and made recommendations! Would definitely visit again if I am in the area!

To start, I would like to say the service was phenomenal, the waitress who served me was very attentive to my needs and gave me a detailed recommendation for my first time eating there. I ordered Massamun chicken curry for 15 dollars during lunch time, and felt disappointed. The portions for the rice feel small compared to the curry given, and the curry itself was doing most of the work in terms of flavor. The chicken I had didn't exactly have flavor itself outside of the curry. The nuts they added tasted like store bought peanuts that were thrown in. However, their Thai tea was delicious thankfully. To be honest, I would not pay for any of the dinner prices if the portions were like what I got during lunch, and it would likely end up to be around 20 dollars for the dish alone. As far a